Mark Alan Lovewell
As revisions to the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Management Conservation Act of 1996 make their way through Congress, debate is intensifying over how t
If Size Matters, Tiny Aquinnah Is Not So Small
By IAN FEIN
An oft-repeated phrase that has appeared in numerous Gazette news articles and editorials over the years was found this week to be untrue.
Aquinnah is not the second smallest town in the commonwealth.
With the first snowfall of winter, Nip 'n' Tuck Farm in West Tisbury is quiet outside. The farm equipment out in the field is covered, and a tractor sits decorated in dual shades of rust and fresh snow. The landscape is motionless.
Concerned about a precipitous decline in herring, the state has banned their harvest in Massachusetts for the next three years.
Vineyard residents this week mourned the loss of James Rogers of Oak Bluffs, who died when his self-built aircraft crashed shortly after noon Sunda
After two months of studying a scientific report documenting a severe decline in key stocks of fish from Georges Bank to the Gulf of Maine, the New